Literature
I'll Never Let You Go Again
Porcelain and purity, her gently laughing butterscotch lips. They part, yes they do, into gossamer wings of illusion. From that hearkens tiny filaments of ice to proceed in decaying to the mystic water. Daffodil, you're my lazy day. Remember the time we stayed inside? Hot cocoa caressed in lavish exaltations. You never knew how you had me going. Your tears shift the planet, make the elephants cry; oyster headaches like pearls or gold. Moving twisting, melody. Braided roses through your epiphany; columbine eyelashes dance at me.
I held you close and loved you, the smell of coffee on your lips. Teeth were perfect, willow whispers. You never